Dairyland Seeks New Princess Reign Ends for Wilma Years
Wilma Lea Bievins of Harrison Arkansas concludes her year as American Dairy Princess for 1964 65 She has traveled over 100000 miles promoting milk and forming many connections from Minnesota to Puerto Rico Now a successor will be chosen for 1965 66 and contest officials seek a poised confident speaker who can advocate dairy products The state winners will converge in Chicago for the 11th Annual American Dairy Princess Contest June 20 23 with a coronation on June 73 in Chicago
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Month To Salute Our Dairy Farmers Tune
A June salute celebrates dairy farmers and all farmers for their courage acumen and stamina. The piece notes farming demands 24 hours a day year round and highlights the rewards of an independent life while stressing constant labor and specialized knowledge supporting the economy.
3 000 Mile Milk River From U S Dairy Farms
A dramatic dairy industry comparison envisions one years milk output forming a 3000 mile river of milk 40 feet wide and 3 feet deep stretching from Boston to San Francisco It also imagines all dairy workers becoming a single large man and all cows forming a giant cow spanning major North American waterways.
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Boston
San Francisco
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean Sea
Equator
St. Lawrence
Dairy Farmer Role Seen Vital To Nation’s Food Chain
The farmer is highlighted as a vital and high cost industry member with huge capital needs. A typical dairy operation with 50 cows involves investments around 130000 dollars, plus land, equipment, and buildings. The piece stresses farmers face market and nature risks, but underpin their essential role feeding 27 city residents.
Go Cool and Carefree with Dairy Foods
Practical tips on keeping dairy products cold during summer outings using insulated bags, crumpled newspaper for insulation, ice blocks from yesterday’s milk, and reusable frozen cans. Advice covers milk, cheese, butter, cottage cheese, sour cream, and cold cuts for beach picnics and teen gatherings.
Stores Feature S specials For Dairy Month
Summer time is a happy time and June is Dairy Month with stores promoting dairy foods for cool summer menus. Merchants citywide highlight accessories to take milk on picnics and outings, framing shopping as a values moment for shoppers.
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